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If you’re an Azure DevOps or platform-focused engineer who wants real ownership , this role is designed for you.

This is a chance to:

• take end-to-end responsibility for a production Azure environment
• bring development and infrastructure in-house , rather than inheriting decisions made elsewhere
• shape how an app is hosted, released, monitored, and trusted as it prepares to go live
• work closely with product and engineering, not at arm’s length

It’s not a “keep the lights on” role, and it’s not about ticking boxes. You’ll be trusted to improve systems, make sensible trade-offs, and raise the bar on reliability and quality — at a point where those decisions genuinely matter.

Neupulse builds technology that helps people with Tourette’s take control of their tics.

The company is approaching a critical milestone. After extensive development and testing, the device and app are preparing to go live in the coming months. Until now, much of the app development and hosting has been handled by a third party. As Neupulse moves toward launch and beyond, that responsibility is coming in-house.

This role sits right at the centre of that transition — ensuring the platform is robust, well-run, and ready to scale as real users come on board.

In the first few months, you’ll focus on understanding how things work today — the current Azure setup, the app architecture, the database, and the release process.

From there, your role is about:

• taking ownership of the Azure hosting and cloud environment
• improving reliability, monitoring, and security
• tightening deployment, testing, and quality processes
• making the platform easier to change safely and scale confidently
• acting as the in-house point of expertise for cloud operations and app quality

As the company grows, the systems and practices you put in place will grow with it.

This role tends to appeal to people who are:

• maintaining infrastructure they didn’t design
• constrained by narrow DevOps or QA remits
• frustrated by slow decisions or limited influence
• ready for a role with more ownership and impact

Here, you’ll have:

• genuine autonomy over how the platform is run
• the opportunity to design and improve systems , not just operate them
• close collaboration with the people building the product
• work that has a direct, meaningful impact on users’ lives

This role is a strong fit for someone who has:

• worked in a small team or startup environment
• taken responsibility for cloud infrastructure rather than just following playbooks
• solid hands-on experience with Azure
• a practical DevOps mindset and a strong focus on quality and reliability

You don’t need prior medical device experience. What matters most is judgement, ownership, and the ability to improve systems over time.

Neupulse is a UK-based health technology company focused on improving quality of life for people with Tourette’s syndrome. The team combines technical depth with a genuine commitment to user impact.

This role is UK-based. Candidates must already have the right to work in the UK, as Neupulse is not able to offer visa sponsorship for this position.

If this sounds like a role you’d like to explore — even if you’re not actively job hunting — we’d love to start a conversation.

• Associate

• Full-time

• Information Technology

London, England, United Kingdom

Salary: $130,000.00-$180,000.00

Basingstoke, United Kingdom | Posted on 07/01/2026

At Neupulse, we've developed a groundbreaking medical device that uses precisely controlled electrical pulses to help people with Tourette's regain control of their tics. Based on world-leading neuroscience, our technology is poised to make a real difference in the lives of people who desperately need new treatment options.

We need an Electronics Design and Development Engineer to lead the design and development of electronic hardware for our wearable medical device. This is a hands‑on role—you'll be doing real design work from schematic capture through to production, while also coordinating with external partners to ensure seamless development and manufacturing.

You’ll own the electronics across the full product lifecycle, and as we grow, you’ll help shape which capabilities we build in‑house.

This is hands‑on design work with strategic impact. Your technical expertise will directly shape how we manufacture and scale this life-changing device.

Lead design and development of electronic hardware for our wearable medical device from concept through to production.

Schematic capture and PCB layout (up to 6 layers) using Altium Designer, ensuring best practices for EMC, signal integrity, and manufacturability.

Design with STM32 microcontrollers, BLE modules, power management, and battery charging circuits for wearable/portable products.

Perform board bring‑up, debugging, and performance validation using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and test equipment.

Support design validation and verification testing to IEC 60601 and related medical standards.

Maintain eCAD data, component libraries, and design documentation per regulatory requirements.

Design and build test fixtures, jigs, and instrumentation for validation and production test.

Work with contract manufacturers and design agencies to support product transfer and production.

Troubleshoot and drive continuous improvement in manufacturing processes.

Act as the technical authority for electronic hardware design decisions.

Evaluate which design and development elements can be transitioned in‑house as we scale.

Collaborate with firmware, mechanical, and quality teams to deliver reliable, compliant, and manufacturable designs.

• Degree in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related discipline.
• Proven experience in electronics design for medical or regulated devices (ISO 13485 environment preferred).
• Proficiency in Altium Designer for schematic capture and multi‑layer PCB layout.
• Strong understanding of STM32 microprocessors, BLE, power/battery management , and low‑power design.
• Experience across the full product development cycle —concept, prototype, verification, through to production.
• Knowledge of IEC 60601 standards and regulatory requirements for electrical safety and EMC.
• Hands‑on experience with electronics test equipment and validation.
• Experience with National Instruments hardware and LabVIEW for test automation.
• Familiarity with DFM/DFT principles and working with contract manufacturers.
• Understanding of wireless regulatory testing (CE/FCC) and EMC design.
• Knowledge of ISO 14971 risk management and medical device development processes.
• Embedded systems development experience.

Make a tangible difference. Your work on cutting‑edge wearable medical technology will directly impact people's lives—people who've been searching for new treatment options.

Shape the future. You’ll lead external partners now and help decide what we bring in‑house as we grow. This is your opportunity to build an engineering capability from the ground up.

Work with purpose and autonomy. You’ll have technical ownership and the trust to make critical decisions about our electronics design and manufacturing approach.

Be part of something innovative. We're not following the market—we're creating it. Our technology represents a paradigm shift in how Tourette's syndrome is managed.

Grow your expertise. Professional development opportunities in a collaborative, multidisciplinary team environment.

Competitive package. Salary and benefits that reflect the critical nature of this role.

If you're an electronics engineer who wants to lead the development of life‑changing medical technology—working strategically with partners today while building for tomorrow—we want to hear from you.

CV not up‑to‑date, or want to find out more before applying? Email our careers team on to arrange a chat.

Neupulse is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

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Neupulse has developed a breakthrough neuromodulation medical device that helps people with Tourette’s syndrome regain control of their tics. Built on world‑leading neuroscience, our technology is approaching UK authorisation and moving into full commercial launch — with strong early demand already in place.

This role exists to take technical ownership beyond initial launch readiness, shaping the ongoing design, evolution, and scale‑up of the product so it can be sustained in production and support future generations of the technology.

We’re looking for a Chief Engineer / Technical Lead to work closely with our CTO as the senior technical authority for the product — the person who owns how the technology is designed, built, integrated, and evolved.

This role sits at the intersection of deep technical execution and technical leadership. It is about owning the engineering reality of a complex, regulated medical device where significant design, system, and integration work still lies ahead, alongside preparation for commercial use.

Firmware Development Engineer - Medical Device

Your code will help people regain control of their lives.

At Neupulse, we've developed a groundbreaking medical device that uses precisely controlled electrical pulses to help people with Tourette's regain control of their tics. Based on world‑leading neuroscience, our technology is poised to make a real difference in the lives of people who desperately need new treatment options.

Every line of firmware you write, every optimization you make, every bug you fix—it all matters. Because this isn't code running in the background of someone's day. This is code that directly impacts their wellbeing.

As we move into full product launch, this is your opportunity to be part of something extraordinary. We need a Firmware Development Engineer to design, develop, and optimize the embedded systems at the heart of our wearable medical device. You'll work with STM32 microcontrollers, RTOS, and Bluetooth BLE to deliver commercial‑grade firmware that meets the exacting standards of medical device regulations.

• Build the core firmware: Design, develop, test, and maintain firmware for embedded systems using STM32 microcontrollers.
• Implement and optimise Real‑Time Operating Systems (RTOS), particularly FreeRTOS.
• Develop Bluetooth BLE communication with mobile devices (iOS and Android) and implement I2C protocols.
• Deliver commercial‑grade firmware using C++ for embedded products.
• Ensure compliance and quality: Maintain compliance with medical device software standards (IEC 62304) and quality management systems (ISO 13485). Lead firmware design reviews and debugging efforts to improve system performance and reliability. Maintain strong documentation of development processes and technical specifications.
• Collaborate across teams: Work with cross‑functional teams including hardware engineers, software developers, contractors, and regulatory experts. Contribute to continuous improvement of software development cycles and methodologies. Implement CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, and cybersecurity considerations for embedded systems.

• Proven track record delivering commercial‑grade firmware in embedded products using C++.
• Strong experience with STM32 chipset architecture, including development tools and debugging techniques.
• Expertise in RTOS (FreeRTOS) implementation and optimisation.
• Proficiency in Bluetooth BLE development and low‑power communication protocols, with experience communicating with iOS/Android mobile devices.
• Experience with I2C and other serial communication standards.
• Knowledge of software development cycles within medical devices or highly regulated industries (aerospace, automotive).
• Familiarity with IEC 62304, ISO 13485, or similar regulatory standards.
• Experience with CI/CD pipelines and automated testing for embedded systems.
• Understanding of cybersecurity considerations for medical devices.
• Background in wearable device firmware development.

• Write code that changes lives. Every firmware update you deploy directly impacts people who've been searching for new treatment options.
• Work on cutting‑edge technology. You'll be developing firmware for a new‑to‑market, life‑transforming wearable medical device that’s creating a new category in healthcare.
• Solve meaningful technical challenges. Balance power consumption, real‑time performance, regulatory compliance, and user safety—all while delivering the reliability our customers depend on.
• Be part of something innovative. We're not following the market—we're creating it. Our technology represents a paradigm shift in how Tourette's syndrome is managed.
• Grow your expertise. Work in a collaborative, innovative environment where you'll deepen your knowledge of regulated firmware development.
• Competitive package. Salary and benefits that reflect the critical nature of this role.

Ready to code with purpose? If you're a firmware engineer who wants to work on embedded systems that genuinely matter—where your technical expertise directly improves people's lives—we want to hear from you.

Contact: Email our careers team on to arrange a chat.

Neupulse is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Neupulse is seeking a commercially minded, technically credible Chief Technology Officer to scale our neurotechnology platform. The role combines leadership of hardware, firmware, software, and cloud infrastructure with a path to medical device regulatory approval and global deployment.

Hybrid role based in Basingstoke. You will define the long‑term technology strategy, shape the engineering organization, and manage external partnerships to deliver a scalable, compliant product suite for